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SrATER WI N BOTH MILE ANU 1000 IN TATE C.\GE R ·ntrtl:. lCJpplecl rt• till' l't>• h tral'!, t.•am <ltliL'ncrl .\ l as~at•huwtt-. Slntc, :i'l· :!I Ill a hel'lit· meet u l tht• State eng, lo-t :-,tturlla•· 1 hi-. victnrr markcol a tillllll: 'l11~c tu \\'un:c:stt·r', nunt too unl.' slut tra,·k ~11 un . Three ne\\ n•tur•ls were m.atlc twn ul the:«- hy ft·ch "'' n, all(l anothl.'r n•co rcl equalled g, l ll all'h and (~ il .\ sh wl•ll ol Tech anti \\'allv Stepat nf Slltlt.' wer.: rc· ,pun,ihlo: for tht• t•s tnhli,hi n )! of the Ill'" rt•t'•tnls llatdt ·Cl a n~w l'ullege .uul t~t.:c mark in the :JOO.vnrtl nm n ne! tlt•d the t "'ung rt:curcl 111 the 3.-~) a rd tla-h .\~hwdl "ma-he~l tht: fl.'t'urd in the (j(l(l, "hilc Su:pat , of !-'tate. set a ntw stnntlarrl in t ht• 1000 )•nnl run C.1in ins: nn earlv ll.'ad in the 600, ,\ shwC'll maintai nt.'d hi' acl\':tntage to dt•it-at Shaw, capt:lin of the ~ta lesmen ,mtl tvlwltler ul the ulcl ret·onl .hh \\t·ll\. tunc was I m1nu t~ Ill 1.{) ~•·t'On•ls. L ''"IlK t he old recurol uf I m1nute, 21 ;1 HI !«'t'tmrl~ In the 300. Ed ll a t<'h cnme from t he r(·tlr with a hri lha nt ~pu rl to overcome l>11lthv uf Rln Le lw ~t·vcral )'ards. l~d o·lnl'l<t·d 3.j secon ds llnL to lower the n·t·t.r-1 IJ\ three· ten th uf 11 ~et•und. The
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Tin 1'1~1' 11 '\ E\\'~ will h, .:uult•d 1n 1Ls t·uu r .,. this coming yt•a r hv Clt ntu n g l,e:wh. ;Jil. 01 Spnn.:lit l•l , 1 F.ditnr !.tach, 11 mrml·t.•r nl Tau 111 .c'hlcl Bt•tn 1'1 .tnd Theta t:psilu n Omt•ga fra tl·rn ii iC'i 1s .ldvnm·c•l trum JUnior c<l llMKh•p l•> h u> prt•sent n tl 1cc. ll amlt l :\ P1e rson of I Ia rtford , Con ncclii'Ul, .tnrl n mt:mher ul Phi Sil,'llla K apJl:l tratcrm ty L<.«umcs the d utie!: nf \lanu.:mg Ecbtnr. PHn P !'lark of llrulg<'JIHrt l on ncct u:ut, a ml·mbc r of 'I ht·llt l'p~1lun Omega frn tcmtl)' IS to .:uiolt the ft n11nrial JIWgrt•q, uf t.he XE W ~. onrl the otltu• uf cirt ula twn munngt•r nf t he husiuc~~ ~wiT i, to he held h)· Carleton \\' Borden o f t>an l{lvt'r who is Jumor cia" p rc•ide nl a n d u \en· Mti\ e man un the l'am pus Other lilt mlx:rs of the !-Cil iur staff in t•htrlc Regina ld i\ ~1orrill, Worcester r .\ sMiliO lt' l~dttor : Harry T . i\mlc r~;on o . • . ~·l ulr llel mro. N e ws l~dttnr, nntl Ceo. i\ • f K ,, , II h ~hl'n\ Ill o ec nc. ,, c w omps 1rc . Set r~ ta ry. Th~ Jlalante 111 t ht. ~ b \\'S ~tatT is Bu•ult • ;\<!<istant~ John II I hapman ,f ~\\amp~('C>tt. anrl Curl S Otto of ~outh Jlncllcy Julllllr g fli LMS Haynw nfl B. J o rd an l{t'''<'rc . .Joh n B. Su ttt!Te. Wate rbury, t'on n . l larold l. Joh r1~u n , Jr , Or clham : (, ;\lorrl'!m Sm ith, \\'11•h mgt11n, D r : l la nn \\' \\'ootlwa rd, llloumfielrl, N ) • anti l hnun cey D Chad wick of Ran d•llllh \ 't 1 h•s staff accepts full r~'pon ~ibili ty from the olrl Senior s tall which n ow pns~l's IJIIt of the p icture. Leonard G ll umphrey o f Ma rblehead , th e Edito r· 1n·• hil'f for t he past yea r, ha s d o n e an u<hmrahle JOb in g uid tn¥ the in terests uf the TECH :-IEWS. Proba b ly n o
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<uphomnre al-.> a nnexed an utht r wm in the 3."~rarol cla~h tieing tht• t·nllrgt• rcc·orri Jn t hl§ ln~t event Stall' unexpected!\• h><lk o,ccond a nd thirrl place~. 'I n com plr•te 1't•eh's triu mph )aek1e (;, rmnine took ti r!'l plat'<.' in t he high Jump. Bill :'lllsc\'e th h~aved the ~hot p·1t II feet I inch fnr nnnt her win, nml ' 1at· .., 'I I apt ,, c ('.rnt h t'tutque r('(1 1n t h e !l.i·\'ilrtj high h u rdlt~ ·1· l h . r '\' p J II ('Oil1Jl i tl' l c •mnng o r ' . (' · k rl . h Jrw k 1e oermame too · u ~ct·o n 111 t c h ' h h _. '!" L' , 1 1 1 , .~·I' nrc tg u r., e~ . .,n mmy ·' cncnw . 1 · h 300 .. h II IIll'-'! I l h trt tn l c ·YOre1 na• . l'rnu•·l'l ll arvc" cl1d hke wi<.e in the I(I(XI, while Jack \ lc-Grath wun a .econd 111 the high JUID P
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high hu rdles \\' on 1)\· jack ~ft·(~ro lh, Tec h . 2nd, .lal•k1c Ge nna in, 'I t·,·h: :\rcl, \V illani 1!!1\'n llln, Stat<'. Tunt•, fi ~ec llnl. · :J;).varcl rla~h \\'un h) Etl" "' Hatc h. TtTh 2nrl, T ed Gue na rrl, S tate. 3rd, Hill Lt>igh tun, State 1 ime. 12·10 sec ITi~" t•ollcge recnrri I :\110 ,·nrtl run \Yon h y Jo: d\\ tn Hatc h, ·lu·h 2nri, )ark l)ohh,·, State; 3rd, Sammv :lle nco", T ech T ime. 35 sec. lint !New cage and culli:ge record.! (\()() \'ard run- Won lw (;i lhe rt 1\s h· Wt•ll T ech: 2n rl. Glen Sh.aw, Sta te: 3rd, ja.. k Dobby, S t.ate Time, 1 mm 10 1-10 "'C I~ ew cage rcrord I 11100 yard ru n \\'(JO b y \\'ally Stepat, ~tatt 2nd. W illard GJ!Iette S tate. 3rd l'r;uu·iq llan·ev. T erh Ttme, 2 m in ·~~ 5 I 0 !<et' ( :\e w cage record ) :\lilc run-T ied for firr.l. \\'ally S tepa t ami W illard G ille tte, bo t h of S ta te; 3rt!, Rtty Procto r, S tate. T ime, 4 min. ,;; •cl' nat llil:h jum p-Wo n b y jac kie Ge rmain, Ttrh heigh t. 5 ft . i 34 in , 2nd. jack \frC~rnth. Tech. heigh t 5 ft 6 34 in.: 3d Dil'k Kennett, Stntee. heig ht, 5 f t . a3 1 in 16 pt>und ~hot-put Won by Bill :\lise· vcth, Tech, di~tance, 41 f t 1 in : 2nd, Rorlnl.'v Cummi n g, S tole, d istance, 39 ft I I·Z in.: 3rd, \'ic to r Gu zowski, State. rlistance, 3S rt. 11 34 in.
CALENDAR TUES., MARCH 6-9 :60 A. M.-Ohapel Servieee. Rev. OUver M. Frazer. 4 :15 P . M.-Swimminr, U. S . O. G. A. ( Away.) 4 ·30 P . M.- Intram. Bowlin&' L .X.A..S.O .P . Basketball. Conn. State &t
Stom. WED ., MARCH 69 :50 A. M.-Cho.pel Service. Rev. Oliver M. Frazer. 4 :15 P . M.-Freshman Swim· mine Meet, I onlca. 4 :SO P. M. -Band R ehearsal. 4 :SO P . M.- lntTamural Bowl· tnr T .U.O .. P .S.K. THURS., MARCH 79 :!>0 A. M.- Chapel Service . Rev. Ka priel Bedroa.la.n. 4 :SO P . M.-Glee Club Rehean· o.l. 4 :31) P . M.- Intram u ral Bowl· Inc S.A E .-T.X. FRI., MAROB 8.9 :CO A. M.-Chapel Service . R ev. Ko.priel Bedroaian. 6 :SO P . M. -IntramurtJ Bowl. Inc P .G.D .-Friarl. 8 :00 P . M. -Mualcal Olub J oin t Con cert and dance with Framlnrh am Sl.ate T eachen Collq e, at l'ram.lnc ham. SAT., MARCH 9-In terc:olle(ia te Swimmin( Mee t , Middletown, Conn. 8 :16 P . M. -Bwsketball, T ech va. Providence a t Alumni Gym. Dant in&. MON., MARCH U ,9 :60 A. M. -Ohapel Service. P rof. Z. W. Coombe. 4 :SO P . M.-Glee Club Rehear·
FRAMINGHAM-W. P. I. JOINT CONCERT
AND DANCE COMING SOON To Be Followed By Concert With Girls' Glee Club a Week Later at Framingham -
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GLEE CLUB IS ALSO ACTIVE IN CHARI\IS TO BE CONCERTS 1\ T HOLIJEN AND PRESENTED TO FRt\NK L.lN LA ST WEEK l\1 "ill PEDDLER STAFF with thl' nirt's Glee dub of
sal. ' :30 P . M. -In trllJllur&l Bowl· lnf A.T.O.·P .S.K .
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In the Sophomore ckl'tiu n!l o r las t field, N J ., wn s elec ted Prc~i<lent with Jarl Cnrl,on nf Worce~tcr running a dose ,e,·tmcl Ra ndol p h Buc k uf Port· ~l c.,
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\\' illinm I~ Core w of \Vo rce&tc r, h ecame Tn•a •u n' r He n ry S. 11 ulle r of Wn~h· ingl!Jn, () <.;., wtt~ clec tctl II istorinn fu r the fourth e nsuing term T he elec tion for V1ce· Pre•irlcnt will
he thi'l c"ming Wedn esda y from. the rcmai mng ron testan ts fur Pres1rleot one in the p a s t his turned his e ffo rts o.nrl one ma n to be nomin a ted from •o t·omplctel r towa rds t he t.n~k of im b I[ h· t he llnor The!<t> me n are Rnnrl olph provmg the paper M 11 !1 1.en um p r' reswell. Worcester , Jorl Carlson, rcy T hrou g h his effo rt8 the NEWS \Vn rct••tt>r; Jam es Moore. Ho lyoke, and has s ponsore d s po rts rallies, s t uden l Richa rt! L yman , Worceat.cr. drive•. c·amp us activities in general and 11ll in all h a s become a vital orga n o r \\' P . I E rlt tor. II \'ictor Leckie, Jr . a s Busi· H umphrey was a~~ist.cd by t he fol· nes Ma nager , Charles S. Sm1lh M Ne ws lmnng m~mbcrs or the recent Sen ior Editor : r. Ma rsha ll Do nn , Secreta ry, staff : a n d Richn rrl P Me rriam , Circulation Ho mer R Mo rrison M Managing Manager.
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Designs Are Being Considered tht~ mont h Ill tlw pre!<entntio n or lWO At Present For Seniors Jnin t •·•mH·rts The co nce rt in From· and Juniors lllgha m \\Ill he h ,·Jtl o il 11 ritlll\' ('Vtning, __ Fnr ~~·H·rnl \Cnrs tht.' s totT o f lhc " Pt•drllt•r" hu l'<.'c n promisl•tl t•hnrms, l>ut nlwnvs with the eonditiou , "if tlw rc ~~ m nncy l!nnugh left ." It ha~ hcen rn thl'r d1~ppointi ng to the- •uhnrrt inntl.' mem bers nf the staff to finrl t'I.I Ch rtnr tha t t here 1~n' t sufficient found T h~ rc IS nn h on or t•unnrctetl "'th 11 po-.111111 o n the s taff, hul it som e ttmcs docs no t f>WV~ t•tw u)!h o f a n ince nti ve lo r wnrk Theile fu t·t ~ wl'n• t'un siflc rt•fl thi11 year a nd it wns d<•ritlctl lhat. un itl•m fn r •·hann~ wuu lrl ht.• mrorpo ratecl in to tht• h util:l' t Tht rlt·~i~ns fo r thc~c arc hcing t·un,ult•rt•d nt p rt·"'-•nt Chann s will be t•r• ot>ntt·d lt1 nil m<•m lwn. o f the senio r and JUIIwr ' tails. ll(!lh hu~in~ss and ed it•1rial, 1f. 111 the o pinion o f the 1£rliwdn ·<' hi<•f n.nd llus iiH!SS Mnnn~er. tlw me n hav e earned the ri11hl to wcnr it. lt i'l I>Chc vcd thal t h e knowledge th at charms are to be pre ~nterl will pn>v~ an lnlocntivc to harder wu rk anrl m.. rc l'lm st•tcnllou s e iTort on the port uf ~ tnll nwml wrs Al so h is hoped H w11l JHUYt' a ~:oal lo 17 rcshmc n nnd Sophmnn rt'l> lfl r nrn n p o'lition 0 11 the junior ~toiT
Held At Town House Thursday; Buck, Secretary; Carew, Treas- Ed. Murphy Furnishes Music urer; Fuller. Historian For T hu r ala~ e vcning markl!d anu thcr <>f Second Term the man y • une~~ful dances helrl b y the \\' t•dnt'~thl ), Dano Woodward of Bloom·
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,\:e\\ man C' luh The nnnunl fonnal dan ce, ht•ld al the T o wn ll ou~e. wa11 n t ~.ended lw more than filty t•ouplcll. The gav t•rrJwrl and the e xt·ellcnL music, furni, h ed fu r the occasion h y fl:d ;\lurphy's orchc-~tra. were the bright spo t~ o f the e••ening. The rlanrc comm ittee, und e r the direction u f J o hn 1 Po wer, )r , i5 t.o be conllrotulnted fo r the ir splendid work Othe r memhe rs of the committee we re J o hn O 'S hea, Raymond Des Hochers , Ernes t Krippc nrlorf, and Jo hn Ca o;e y. Pa tro ns fo r the e vening incl uded PreSident and .M rs Earl e. Father Sull•· van, Dr Rums, Profe!'!:tlr and Mrs !lowe, P rofes!:tlr and Mrs. Roys, nnd Profe~<~or nnrl Mrs Mo rgan.
NOTICE Anyone interested in tryinC out for ·~· m anacen or promp"n for t he Mu que, r eport Tbursday at 8 00 P . M., in the reeeptlon room of the fYDl·
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c:wni n~ . Mnrt·h l.'ith, the p rogrnm will !Jc re peated 111 Wo rcester in the Alumni
grmuu~ium . On the prn!(rmn tht!re will he ~cvcrnl ~telecti!1n ~ bv group~ of indivtdual a n d t·nmbincd numht; ~ of the two glee duh~. als;J SC \!.'ml spec ialties 1ncludin g the Tt•ch \ 'nr• ity Quartel. The com· hi ned C'l uh'l will re,>rescn l a churus of over one hundred voices. l~ollo wln.: th t• t•oncert presenta tion the re will he dancing until midnight to tht mu s1c of Tech's "Doy ntonians" R<'freshments will be served to tnl'm herl> of lluth dubs d uring lhe intemussion pen<><! \Jetween the concerl and the dancin~: J o in t con cert a nd dan ce afTai r11 h eld 0 11 the H ill iu the past. ha ve IJccn ve ry l' ntoyublt' l.'venings of varied e n tertain· ment This year will be no exception , "0 let's all a"'ist tht' musical clubs in making Jlnday evening, March 16\.h, one to be remembered for its good ti n&· 111 g, gay dam·ing and a general &ood time. Ti~ketll mtty be ohlainerl from mcm· l.wrs of the (;lee Club o r your Cra tc rn ity rcprc.~e nta tive whose name will be posted . On Tuc~da v evening, February 2.'), the <:Ice Club of Worcl.'ster P oly technic J ns litute, a ct•umpanicrl by t he "floyn· tonianR," took a tri1> to Fra n kli n for onolher o f the dub's conwrts. T he con· <"Crt was wC' II received oncl a large audience ollenrled. The cluh san g three groups of th ree •election~ eac·h, among whith were, 'Amici," "l'tllow~thip Song," •· n car Land o f l lmne" and other well known songs. Be twtcn grOUJJS " We s" Holhrook, '37, drew h is s hore of attention wi th h i~ xvlophonc- 'IIIII~. nnd " W ild nlll" lla yrlen wa!l (caturcri with hi~ cowboy "hi11;S
The ~cone! cnnt·crt of the week wa~ heln on f"ri!lay evening, Feb. 28, a t Holden. Thi!l lime the eluh was a ssis ted hy the Tech quartet. The cluh alijO delivered an exct:llent concert, fulln wing the u~ual pl a n of group l!e)c(·tions. Some or the n um· bers whic h they ~ang were. " Water Boy," "M<><mlight 1'\ighl" and "Give a Ro use." The dub l!howed con•iderable improvr ment nnd did very well "Cow· buy" Iluy tlcn thrilled t he nurlience with tales of the days "When Great Gra nd· rlad wrur Y oun(r" and "Blood on the Range." "\Ves" Holbrook played aev· crnl numbers o n the xylophone The Tech quartet also made itt appearance and sang a group of very &ood number11 The audience e x.pressed their enjoymen t of t heir good work a n d waa loath to let them withdmw.
March 6, 1936
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Perry P. Cbrk. '36 S PORTS EDITO R Reginald 1\. l\lorrill, ' 36
NEWS RDITOR Harry 1' Anderson, Jr., '36
SECRETARY ClKl' ULATLON MANAGER George A. Sherwin, 36 l'nrlcto n H B orde n, '36 JUNIOR EDITORS C. D Chadwick, '37 R. B J ordnn, '37 ] . B. Sutliffe, '37 H. I . Johnson, Jr., '37 j . M. Smilh, '37 D W. Woodwnrd, '37 1\SSISTA~T BUSI:-.lESS MANAGERS J ohn II Chapman, '37 Carl S Otto, '37 REPORTERS
8 II . Wil son, '38 TERMS S.b«riptiooa per year, G .OO; single copies, $0.10. Make all chew payable to Butinea Manapr. Enten!d as second class matter, September 21, UUO, at the poet oftice in Won:eater, M ass., under the Act of March 3, 18117. All IUbecriptiona npire at the close of the college year. THE HEFFERNAN PRESS Worcester, Mass. CONTRlBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE C. P. Pierce, '37 W. J. H o ward, '38 R. W. 0 ' 11rien, '3.'3 F . W. Plankey, '37 W F.. K11app, ·:~ A. L. Delude, '38
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DR. ~1ASIUS WILL BENEFIT DANCE SHOW PICTURES IS TO BE HELD SOON AT DORM To lllustrate His Relativity Talk With Motion Pictures
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ard .\ 11 arou nd us we l'an !;ee people Jilw llere today, tomorro11 Their dc:;,tl arc not great, they only brinJ:" attentaon lor a 'hurt llhalt:, and then LIBRARY NOTES nv mvrc is heard o! thrm They an: as dead. Let u ~ nvt be like unto th~ spclulnr, ~hon-Jh·ed sky-rocket tlarc, but more liJ..l• the umaltcring canrlk name. I he (, ·neml Labrnn· ha, )U' l pur. _ ,J .1 I thL 1113.:; cdauun of the PoUtleal
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Physil'S Colloquaum of the held in the ph v~irs h:ct urc Sr\l i~lau ry Rui ltli ng to m or5. ~l ution pictures will hu ~hnwn ns 11 uw;~al s uf exp loining the mv~ tcrics of relativity. ' I he lecture on '"I he lla«is of Relativi ty in 0 \J!;erva· tiu n nntl E x peri m e nt wall be given by Dr. .M orto n ~lasiu s. Dr Duff, la•ad of the Phy~ics De· pnr tane nt expre~st·d gra lifimtio n at the lu r~:e ntwncl a ncc nt previous col· loc1 uiu m~. w hil·h ha ve dealt wi th modem cl<."vclu pmc nls in ph na(al ~ciences. Re· ftring tO th e U 'lC of motiOn pictu res in s uC'h wCITk , Dr DutT sa id, "as the moti<m pic ture ha s no t of te n ·been used for the elu<.'itlatio n o r "0 eva~ive a ~ub )ec t a s re lativity, the e x periment on Tuc~dn y will affo rd n uniq ue o p por· tunily to put to a reall y d ifficul t tes t tile u~cCulne~s of the ci ne ma as a m eans of llllJ.IIIr ting ins truc taon in o ne of the m o~L o hs lruse field of science.
All Are Asked to how Spirit by Purchasing Tickets for Dance
HanC:.book of the W orld, tdtt.:d by Wa!. lcr I I ~lallor~. T his p ublication, by the t'uurwil vn Foreign Relations, Inc., ., a ~urHy uf the parliament.•, parties, and Jhllitil:;~l opera tions or leading t·inlir.c•l na lions. '[ h•· •·inl Departmental Library bas ju~t added a vulume by Emn1on~. T hiel, :--tauter, and .\lli~on, e nti tled Geolou.
T he P rinciples of Alternating Our. !n order to p;~ v lor the •' Or whal·h u nt hr RniJJh La wrcnce as a recent ad. tlition to the ~ . E Library. The first was tlamngt·rl in lrn nspur ting dll' <'(lita un ha ~ hc.:c u re~:a rdcd as a s tand. swim mi ng tl·nm lu \\'eslevr•n t 'ullq~•· ard fu r th irteen years. This second a few weeks o~:u. the Tcd1 Council hn' edi tion deals wi t h the same fiuld but sugl(l's tcd thr~ t n hc nefit dance he held has an addnionnl chapter on wave So un t he t went)•·thircl o f :.l arch 11 filters B enefi t D nncc will he htld in the U um1 Ticke ts will lw pnccd at une dollar n FRESHMEN ! cou ple and is tu he informal T trkt t~ Tech News Assignment. will 11(' uut tucla~ nnrl mar h~ uhwin;,d from a ll members of the swim ming Monday at • P . M. B oynton 19 squads, as well a~ from f ra tcnutv housc repre<e ntntav<:s
CHANGING HORSES Yes, elections have been held nnd an entirely new senior staff is suddenly t o replace the old o ne that has done ~o much in improvi ng the NEWS during the past year. New column~ hnvc been inst igated, the "Collegiate Digest" has been added, new heads have been u!ICd all major improvements that required a good deal of tho ught and work to carry out. The NEWS has been bettered 100~ by the old staff and ther should be congratulated fo r it. And now it is up to a bunch o f cubs, cubs that have had a bit of experience in writing heads and folding pape!'ll, but cubs that have had very little to do with actually running the paper. They are all se t to keep it u p to the high standard it now enjoys and they want to make further improvements wherever they can. ln line with thic; the new staff wants criticiro1s both cons tructive and destructive, mostly the former if yo u plea~e. •o that the things t hat ~<lip by unnoticed wilt be checked by tho~e for whom the paper is intended. If you can see where changes for the better can be made new columns, dro pping old ones, anything at all-dro p a no te in the Press Box in Boynton and the matter wilt promptly be taken up. Then another thing, there is at pre!'Cnt a sad lack of report ers, an even greater lack caused by the promotion of so many reporters to the rank of Junior Editors. The re i~n't much work to becoming a repo rte r, just write sixty inches on assigned topics, and the rewards are certainly wo rth the time you put into it, this wou ld o therwise be wasted. II you do realize what an opportunity this is and want to make the best of it, drop up to Boynton 19 on Mondays at 4 P. 1\l. and get n topic. You will never regret this action. F o r th ose with busine~>s ambition, the business end of the NEWS is read y and waiting for new men Ju'l go over to Boynton at 7:30 l\londav nights and help to fold the NEWS. It is ea<~y to get s tar ted and requires no experience whatever. All you need i.~ a will to get into Lhin~. and the rewards to be gained wilt more than o ve r· shadow the ~mall amount of time con~umed. Will next week see a large gro up of beginners out to make a name for them~lves? I t is all up to you. Please remember, all of you readers, that a huge impro,·ement has bee n made in the NEWS during the past year and ano ther can be made in the future if you co-operate Thas is your paper and we want yo u to tell us how to make it better An Open Porum article '1\ iU be appreciated , too, !tO don' t talk behind backs, talk to the face and get results.
LIKE UNTO A SKYROCKET It is the purpose of this edi to rial to $4 Y something about the true scientist What martyrs scienli'l~ ha,·e been I II ow seemingly negligible their rewarrl~ have been I And ye t, ho w httle they have <.':Omplained l Som e times the secr!'l satisfaction of having a tc,od wh ere no m ortal ha!l eve r stood befo re is t he sole rewnrrl fo r thdr wo rk Evtr\' ~cie ntist is expcc te rl to take som e part in the advancement of acienrl', and yet il i11 nt this point thnt th e analogy oC the scientist and the Rpcc tator of n football gnme ccun es in. At s uch a game then• may l>e eighty thou~nncl Fopcctntun and only one mr1n with the ball, but do not imagine for an in~tnnt thnt he il; the o nl )• one having any fun . lie al one can feel the thrill of havang mndc n touch-down, h u t the whole cightv thou~nnrl participate by pro xy in hi ~ plcu~urc, their muscles te nse, and their pulses quicken And •o, it is no t c"en tial that a ~den tist accompli~h a great, spectac ular wonrlc r and ye t hn \•e clone hio; part in the advance m e nt of scie nce. There i~ an old ~<nyi ng t hat a ~ky rocke t m akes a beauti ful sight the few minutes it lo~ts. and catch e~ people's a tte ntion for only that timr, bu t t hat it takes a candle'i light to t hread the needle's eye. How mnny scientists a rc sky-rock~t ~? And yet, ho"' many profe~~iona li ~t~
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Th e Badger Club at the University of Wisconsin (Madison l belie ves in gelling the hard facts. To tes t tnae lo ves, the boys telephone each other·~ girl friend ~, asking for date~. The girls made a fair record Three acC'e pted the ne w dates; three wo uld no t go o ut with strange rs, two evaded with alibis, and one-fan the boy friend's brow- was already o ut on a clute. There is n great dent of speaking of rollcginte mincls on a nntional scule these days. Prom the high platn of the "Litcrnry Dif.(es t" college pence poll w e) slide with a ddightful skid down lo the po ll con· ducted by school or joumnlism students at the Uni\•orsily of Pennsylvania ( Philadelphia) on the abso rbing que<.ti nn of whethe r or not college boys nnd ~:iri s s ho uld go du tch treat o n thei r parties. The majo rity held that the boy ought tCl pn y and if he co uldn't afford it, they o ught to s tay home o r spend the eve· ning dawdling o ver the soda fountain One lnd qui ued reported he would star t the e\·cmng cutting cards with his girl frie nd Cut high- they talk a bout thei r frie nds. Cut lo w- they made fuclge. i\l:~tli~on, Wis. "What are yo u doing I" n Mnd ison copper asked Robert :\lc rce r, a ~c nio r enginee ring s tu dent nt th e Uni ve r~ity of Wisco nsin. ·•r guess you can see thn t I o.m th rowing snowballs at the window," the lla d J!l' r ~tudcnt re plied in tnae story hook l'OIIcgi;~te fa shion. T ill' tim e wns Ill night, nnd the win· rln w hnJII'lCned to be in the Kap pa ,\ lphn T hr tn sorority ho use he re, so Judge R oy P roctor, of Mad ison's s uJierior court, Mid the nex t day t ha t it was di sorderly conduct but merclv 11nrnctl )Jcrt'l: r lo find less conspacuou.!i 1 mea ns of attracti ng the a tten tion of his co c:d f ri,•ntl
Bell Sy tcm engineers l ong ago began to work out a way to clear city streets of overhead wires. The first telephone cab1c were crude affairs-a few wires drawn through a pipe. Continuous research brought forth improved designs, b etter manufacturing methods, cables of smaller size yet far greater capa<> ity. The cable with the greatest number of wires today-3636-is 2"" in diameter. More than 94% of the Bell System's wire mileage i s now in storm rc isting cable-one of many developments to improve service.
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The nccl'tl and gel along without the foot· ball stars. ,\Ctcr all, we would hc$i• t.atingly sugge11t, at is a school or tech· 73 had 809. LEAD I ~illl' nolu!(v, nul <Jt foothnll." Lee wa< hi~:h ~~·orer 111 the JHOill' [J (,rubt·rt - -------- - ---------·-- 72 It wns publit•ity of a :;crt while it Salt-man - ------ -- -----········-· 69 pl)~i\iun with ll'l, while Allen "tiS hi~;h lasted. There are at lca~t a few more Engineers Click In First Half To Lead Opponents 20-14 Huskies Cht•,wurth --- ----------- ---- Ui mnn !'huutiiiV till hand with 'ill people w hn. for the first time, ha vc Taking Lead In Final Moments lluntle,· ····-·--- --------- ·-----~oiniii~.\!'TER:\ 17 1 heard of Wurce•tcr Polytechnic l n!<ti· AnJ.:t \'inc •••••••••••••••• U.i Thomas ···· ····· · ·······---•., tute, " t hat e.easoned nnd excellent 1 HENOR 1CKSON AN MUNSON Iii school," to quote the New York T imes 171 t'diLorial. The story cooled rapid ly HIGH CORERS FOR TECHquis~ \\llh a pminll tlf 120 ~ar~~nt wn<~ \\'helpler ············--·-····· 119 167 when it became knuwn that o nly boys I\.10° SE ..TARS FOR VI ITORS a doH ~~~·oml with pm~ Knowlt,m • --···· ····--------· '' " "' '\ l r~clil !ur the higlwst mutch tutal of high schoiMtic s tanding we re eligible g<J<:s lu L .:\ t\ with a totnl pinfall of 859 for scholarships It faded completely Ln ••Ill' of the most hl'l·tsc and thrill· 1119 L \. .\ nl!'o hold~ the hsghe~t when two other colleges, well·known in TECU in~ - tna.:~les of the Sl'll~on tht :'\ orth· <l·!Hrsng tutal \\lth a !'COre t>f 3-"5 I 2 football ci rcles, issued similar tenders L. Allen ········-------------·easkm ha<:kttball team clt:lt:ntcd Tech T eam Stand.lnp Friars In Third Place Dearborn Cole ----····--------------------- 100 for athletes, and another made a frank ln-t ~nturda~ night at Alumm Gymnn \\'on Lo~t J Har\ey ··-······-------------- 165 admission o f how much it ha'l recently ofT. U. 0. High Man With ~nun The Y :'II r i\. men wer" ho 1 T l • (l --- - - --------· ... -- 7 1 0 . Lee __ ····-···--------------- 150 spent in S\abs idies. hantl •luring three~tuarter~ of the gam<. 100 Average 116 What. was the harvest? Prior to T , X .......... ---·----------7 ,.\ . Mallis -·····------------····· but n strnng spurt at I he lini~h. cuupled II :l Ch ristmas, one hundred and forty-nine P. G D ···· ··· · ··· ···with the expert foul :;hout an~ of Cash· 4 Thl' Intramural lluwlin~: ~turtcd L. X A . -·-···-· --····---- 1Totals boys hnd npplierl for srholarsh ips. They mnn rnnf.:V' center whn n<'t'uunted fur Wcrlnl''<la\·, Fcbntnrr 1:1. elt•vrn Frsars ··------------ -- •I 0 lh•ed in plnc~s ns far removed as Lud· Trl'h v$ \Yentworth ~e\'Cil pum ts by this route, enabled the 2 matrh•·' ha' mg been rolll'd utT w dille ~ .\ g -·-···-----------6 low, \ ' t , a nd Mc K111ney, Texas, Atlanta, II u'kst tO wan by a 40-3.1 ~-t:ore ftbrunry 15, 1935 tht: resultsng o;.·ores placmg T, L' 0 ~ 0 p .... . . ----------1 Ga., and Omaha, ~eh. Twt>n ty·three :-.c-rthcastcm su('('eedetl 111 ~conng t he T~t·h won their first match when on and T X m a tie for first pi.H't.' "ith A T 0 . ..- ---------·-··· 2 10 stales were represented on the list. lir~t hask~t. hut a few manute~ Inter by Friars competing for third P. S K ·------------ ---II the fifteenth of February they defeated 1\lns!>Rch usetL~ nnt.urally produced the wav uf the foul route Tt'ch managed \\'entworth by a score of 12·11 to 1232, Tn tltt• first matt·h of the tournnmt•nt largest n umber, but P ennsylvania was to deadlock the count at twu all. Jt in a postal matrh. Mallis wos high T . U. 0 . dt·Ccnwd X. A., 3 1, P. r.. D a close second with twenty·th~ce appli· wM tht:n that Tech slowly s tnrtcd to man, >hooting prone nt 9R, Allen W illi ca tw ns. illinois produced eight, Geo rcuming ou t ahead o( /\. T. (), 3 I the draw awt1v and nt the half the score high mnn kneeling with 90, and Lee w as follow1ng night. P. S. 1\: got otT to a gia seven, Ohio nine, and Indiana five. ~tt>tld 20-IG !'\ o rthra.~tern had \'ainly high mnn shoot ing o il-band with 84. bnd start Frida\' ht!ing defeated by T Each applicant. was sent a carefully autmpted to sink long !lhots !rom the TEC£1 X , 10 prepared letter, setting fo rth the en· mirldle nf the court, hut none had found Lee------···········-------······ 268 trance requirem e n ts and pointing o ut Pur tht> \\Ct:k of J?chruary IR, !'. 1\ E thcar mark \\;th Bottcher wniting un· Allen ___ ·------·----------------- 267 took ~ 0 P 3-1 on !llunclny L. X .\ der the hnsl>et to retrie'e the hall off 2 7 the di fficu lties of the course. Each was t'tlln'• thruugh for its fir~t win Tue~lay, Dick Munson Is High Scorer For ;Taylor -- -----------------------· 5 told that schol nrshi1>ll m erely cover tui· the hackhonrd. 11 nrvey -··········-------------- 233 defcuting A. T 0 :l-l \\'ed neRdny P. tlo n and that T ech is no t providing i\~ the secund hulf got under wa I' Tech---Poor Teamwork Mallis ----------------------·--·· 2 10 ho tel a ccommodations for halfback s. Tcds rniscd the score to twcnt)'· thrcc. G. lJ won its serond malt•h, being vic· Displayed :-lortht•nstern with n few lon~: shots, the lor~ over P S. K 3-1 With n h olidttl' 1241 Any who sti ll fea an interest. were in· Totals vited to call again. At. Christmu time. fir<t sut·re"<~ful ones of the e\ •ning, nn Thur,cla} the schedule was some WENTW ORT H \\'t•dm·... lav evening sal\ the Tet h forty-two had coma back fo r applica.hrnu.:ht the lead down to a meager t\\0 "hnt hrt>kl'n up. the mnl<'hcs hcmg ron· Bn.skcthall ttnm in the wsld!' of Am· McDuffie •• --------------- ----- 257 t ion blanks. Many of them not only tanut'd on the following :'llontlny pomts hersl and thr\• dsd not come home with )ugan - -·------------------------ 246 nre good athletes but rank hjgh in their T X ~;tartefl the week lw downing 1 he tade turned. howen·r, when first the hncon Tech played a very ragged l'onte ---------------------·----- 2.41\ s tudies nt excellent schools. Is more Bnttrh<•r and then SukaskaR were eject· S 0 P. 3-1, S A. E. ln~ing to the Priar:; game n.~ did Mass. State ll owever, the ;eamnn •••• ---··---------------- 2.13 evidence need ed that there are many erl frnm th e game becnu<~e of personal 3-1 on TncR<Iny. P. C. IJ. cnnlinued its )(in~:sbury ----------------------241 di!Teronl'c in lhe score 1-·ns partly clue rine s tudent-athletes who are carer fo r fouls Both had played marvelous ball winnirag s treak on Wednesday, toppling to T ech's inability to play the back· up until that juncture and rece ived tre ~ . 0 P ll\' n 3· 1 ,;ctory. I, X. i\ . won bonrdl!l as they were difTercnl nnd ver v 123'Z an ed ucation? One boy wrote, " What Toto Is 1 want is an education and if my athmcnrlou• applause from the nuclicnC"e. over P. S K. J.-0 Thul'li(lny night. On mu<'h lio,:elier thnn our~. which call~ for letic ability will help me get it I am \\'1thnut at~ two stellar guards the Tech Fridav T U 0 surged up tn gain n top a difTerent tet'hnique The S taters were willing to usc iL" And another, "II deftn<e crumbled The ~c-ore wn.; tied po'ition, defeaung t\ T 0. 1.0 ahead mu~t of the gnme by a 'ltlltlll you can help me get an education, I 'll at twtnty·caght point~ eac-h, whw Ca~h The follnwms: are some of t he high· mnrgin. A l haH-time the <~core was play my head ofJ for Worcester Tech." mnn started his foul shootsng speed. lights of the bowling contest thus far 1().8 Cor Mnss. S tate. Oad passing nnd sinJ..ing four in succc~sinn, ntWmpts on The schola rs hip plan for 1936 is onl y n<'arhurn. T U 0., l!'ads in the in· many othe r er rors mnde thi s game un· the part of the Tech !orwurcls t<l over· rtividual scori ng nvernge with on even partially developed. Five major schol· interes ting to watc h. Dick Munson wa ~ come the ll uskles were futile and the 100. Delleo is second with nn average arships of $<150 each have been allotted , h igh scorer for Tech with seven points gun sou nded with the n us ton team in of 05 U. and llendril"kson with 5 pointl'l was the Many Replies Forthcoming From one to each of five districts : Greater the lracl, 4().35. Boston, Western Massachusetts, Con· The sncli\'idual scores arc ns follows : only o ther Tech man really to do any Applicants By Christmas An idea of the roughne~s of the gam e necticut, West.cheste r and Long bland, scoring. Foul shots were respon sible Bow~ Avera,ea can he obtained from the fart t hat in and Northern New j ersey. Theae achol· for nearly nil of the other poinL,, State " In gen'u-ous. n, I Free from di~guise TnC'Iuding March I all, twen t v·nine fouls wtrc rommitted. scored nt will in the last five minute~ or dissimulation. 2. High-mi nded, si n· nrships cove r tuition, fees, and d ormi· Te~·h <\l('!'l'Cded in con'l'l'fling se\'Cn or DN1ruorn -------------------·- 100 to ry room rent fo r the Fres hman year. with long shot.ll from thr floor to p u t cere. 3. Ingenious: an incorrec t usc." P osters anno un ci ng t he conditions of the~<'. hut tht> ITu~kic!l d ropped in four· De Fro -··----·-············-- •• 05.0 them way ahead. Apparen tly it is a n ice word. Appar· award have been displayed In all teen, acl·ount.ing for th e winning mnr· Sargent ----·-·-------------·---- 91.i ently i ts use in connection with college schools o f each dis trict. 923 gin two men from en<'h team were Cole --· ··--·······-------·-····· athle tics i~ new a nd startling. i\ppar· ej('ctNI from the { ra\ l>e<'llu'e of per· Lt•l>uc ··· · -· ---------···-····- 92 Alumni in four other district.l, West. ently it started something. ~onnl foul<: l lehcl • --------------·····-- 916 ern New Y ork, Cleveland, Chicago, and C'aptnan ~lorse of )iortheastcrn wa!l !'andquisL -------- -- ---· -- -· - !ll .:i We say apparen tly becau.<re we ha ve Washington have agreed to provide o ne high !>COrer with nineteen poinu, most Gooclwan ······-··-····-------- - 91:1 suddenly been conve rted to mild words. 1400 scholarship each, fo r award to Nothing could be more appare nt than some boy to be selected by t hem from <>f whsrh were gained from long s;hots \\'alcy -- •• ---------------- 913 llcnrlrickson scored twelve marker!~ for Hnrros -······-------·------····- 90 head lines from coast to coast, followed n school in their district. Tech. The victory mnrkccl th e dose ghrlk'h ------------ ----·-·····- 00 by two-column edito rials in the gnmut The Institute also offers a number of 90 Northeastern and Rutgers Win o f newspapers from the Sky komish matriculation scholarships of 1300 each, of the Northeastern sca'lon Two games Granger ----------------·····In Spite Of Fine Work By rrma in on the Tech !'rhcrlule, Conn C'nnstant • ·-----------····---- 89 4 Eagle to tha New York T imes. Ll ead· which will be awarded o n the aame Stntc heint: encounte red \\'ednesdav at Bell line writers revelled in twisted words : basis of competition: scholastic stand· - ------·----------------- 7.6 Freshmen Storrs and Providence on the home Cale -··--------- -------······-- 873 "Poly Openly Bids for Prep Pla~hes,'' ing tO rank first, then athletic and lead· court Snturda v. The Conn. t.cam is !llerraam ----------------···-···· 86 Tn n poqtnJ match on February 23 "Worcester Poly to Recrui t Stars". ership ability, maturity and personality. not wrv furmidahle hut Pm\'irlence has J orrlnn __ •• -----------···--- 86 with Rutgers, the latter de feated Tech "P rofessor Tells All, Shocking Sports All ca nd idates wlll be in terviewed. nne of the strongest tea ms in the East Pufft•r ---·-----·····-····-· • R6.2 decisively with a score o f 13$)1 , T ech's World". Sports writers, t he men who If this is n o t a sane way to pick all NO RTII EAST itRN Mncl\!illan -----------··--------· 85 R score heing 1169. It wns a three posi· know much about bow good athletes 'round men fo r the ranks of engineer· Cg fp tp. ll an~on ---------·-···----·-····· 8.5.6 tion match: prone, kneeling, and ofT get a college education, were excc:eding· ing, let those afraid of the athletic bui· 0 Rtarrett -- ••••• -- -·---····-·· 84 3 hand. Lee was high in prone thooting ly generous. a boo propose a better one. We can Burnstein, If ------· • 0 0 19 Lundqui~t ------------------·-·-· 84 3 with 96: Allen in kneeling position with Bill Cunningham of the Boston P ost . always revert to the old examination ~11\N, rf ··--········ i 5 0 P .\twrwlll -----------· -··-····· 84 3 86 nnd Allen in off.hand shooting with who has few peers among sports col· plan and a ccept sight-unseen a lot of Bar<~nt rf ····--··-- 0 0 ' i !I gaclick •• -------------------- 84 I umn ist s, wrote t hat "it's hard to believe colorless youtha who have the faculty Cu<hmnn, c ---------- I 84.! S4. RUTGERS 0 0 P utter -------------------·--···· the Prof. i~n't fooling, because \Vo rce•· of putting the right marks on a piece of Tilclen, c ------- ---0 0 0 )'~ril -------------------·--· 114 Burton ----------------·--------- 'n7 ter Tech is no fresh -water academy. It's paper. Quinlan, lg -------- • 0 2 10 sun .... -------------------··· 81 .8 Fnrr ------------------------··--- 271 bee n turning o ut highly spe<:ialir.cd Perhaps inge nuousness is a dan~eeroua !'math, lg- ------------ •1 276 schola rs since 18()5. Its chief executive, plaything, for some times the more in· 0 2 SIO\'in --------------------------- 83 Mrlvillt•, r~ ---------- I ---------------------------t>lnmn -------------------------- 83 ·6 ~loog Malgren ----------------- ------- 'nO Admiral Ralph Earle, is my favorite nocen t its intent the ireate r the explo5 40 O'Brien Tutal'1 ····-------- 13 14 ------------------------- 83 acobs -------------------------- 27fi college president. This is no ill advised sion. ln the Dece.mber blast t here were McGrath ------------------------ 83.3 WORCESTER TF.Cll yap from rome jimpson weed gym· no major c asualties, and to b uy the fg fp. tp llnm ---------------------------- 83 Totals ----------------------- 1381 khana, lately en tered into the educa amount of newiJ)aper s pace used t o TECH I 7 Sherwin ------------·-----·-····· 82.5 tiona! racket a nd consist ing of a ~mall cover it would certasnly have required :'llun on If ---------- 3 0 classroom attached to n large football a loan from the R. F . C. So, let'a call 12 \V vmnn ---··--------------······ S2.3 L. Allen -----------------------llcn•lrick~n. rf ------ 6 I i Maine •• ------------------------ 82.2 H . Tlan•ey ---------·-------····field. This, if it's o n the level, is the t. a story. Snn•nn e --------- 3 2 deliberate challenge to hypocrisy burled 4 Tripp ---------------------····-- 82 A. 1\fnllis ------·--------------···nann , c • ··-······- ·- I Reprinted from "The journal" 3 flush into the grinning face or every 5 Dean ---·-------------------- SI 6 0 . Lee --····-···-··· -------·--· SukMkas, lg ------- I 0 football playing institution in the land 0 Gamache ---------------···------ 78 3 ;ole ·----------·-·--------···-] e n~ m,, I~ ---------- 0 ; 0 0 Uc:'\ ulty --------------···----·· by one that'a older than n lot of them Smith, tg ----------- 0 Honey Dew Restaurant 0 0 Qut>nneville --------------------- 78 Bntt~ht•r. rg --····--- 0 Totals ----------------------- 1169 is prouder than most of lhC!lll, and ha We specuuiz e I• Ste11fu 11rul Cho'' 0 0 n. hop ·------------------------- 78 a heritage to uphold as the best." c:ruhlevskno, rg ------ 0 Tech v~ Northeastern Rurg ····-··--·-·····----·-----·· 75.8 And the Pawtucket Times remark!! March I, 1935 <~DINE IN A BOOTH" Total!! ------------ 14 7 35 Leckac ----------------------- 75.7 Again Tech wns defeated when the that "perhnps it is just ns well If \Vo r· Tel. 3-,+H Ref• rce, Dick Roberta. Umpire, D on Me n C'ClW ---------------·-------- 71) Northeastern Rille team defea ted t he cestc r Tech continues t<l make engi· 205 Main St. A~nnctt. Levina ----------------···--·--·· 74
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lhkwlt • Perhaps of t·hilrl at the game It S<!t.'_ll h()(lcl 11ceneo; on the ~kiclmore rnmpu~ a1 though pcnmc, ''ere c:omulg at htm ~ave him the irlen. lie's (l('t n g~cttant.: from all tlirc<" tio n ' \\ h, c••ulrl han• some prnt•liC'nl expericnrc with l'ertnin been rc~pon~ble, we wnnrl•·r? funclamrntal prinriples of PhY~ics on Pla>h 1 'i\"orrt·~ter'o; in pnvt.'mcnt~ ton .\ k I Can it he true that Pierce t'lu.:,worth am· 'nrth nigh •tudent ha$ at l:tst fallen fnr the faar -~x? I h. One of ou r Seninr Mecha.nir~. reputed has hccn Reen Ill the l'IJlTipl\llY Wllh II to hnlrl thl' rccnrtl for ficklitv, having fla7.7ling henut\' quite :1 lot lntdv. \\'hu •pent ('\'tn• Snturria.v ni,::ht, with the i• !>he Ches«v ~ · Flash 1 exception of Chri•tmas ,·nrntion, with
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ALPHA TAU OMJ:GA At last "Angy" is reaping in revenge . The onetime p opular " Rlue Gho!lt" is the answer. Divers ailment.s due to the wet weather have caused many of the borrowing brothers to claim sahotn~:e. When "Dora" is "out" we now receive many calls for help. t\m·one knowing any thin~ about 1926 Dodges get in touch with R oy. Rince the w o rld has been lifted from the shoulders of " Mac", we',·e had time to see we have overlooked the o ne who really n ee(:(ed aid. King's facial expression.~ have as.c;umcd a modulus of elasticity of infi n ity we fear Long, Long. Long. and not Tluey either. Duck cv W ucky and Lambie Pie. Ro th have line~ ~~~ would make you t"ry. When tbev're together. there a sight to see. W e can't C'<>mpele with them. llullv Cee. Gershwin What do you think goes with Duckey Wuclq·~ C.ra\'y1 ( Pnrclon WI, it must tw spring) The Authors. Cover chao:e~ will be the death of Rrother Smith ye t. Lnst night he was nearly dmwned. Most of the water was frozen too
'I'BI:TA. UPSILOlf OIBGA Wednesda y n ight saw most or the hoys up Arrtho111t way C'okey and P2 were slightlv alo6f. apparently travelling alone, hut per haps the" had n pur· fH)se in seclmling them&eh:es f rom the re~t o f the hunc h . The gong harl a fairly good time in ~pi tt' or the fat•t. that thev were heckled hy a female comedian. lhnnp tried to mo\'e a trolley car up in Amherst The darn thing wouldn't budge which goeq to .!'hnw that one !!houldn't Argue with tmlleY~ when flnv· ing a Nash Clint, Reel (Social Elite\, a n d nob T•rt, went d own to fair Camhriflge. Friday night AC~r arriving at Rad· cliffe, the women's delights found out that thay hod left the flowe rs in J)erf. ham. A hec tic C\'ening followed and the boys arrived in Wnrce~ter the next morning, ha ppy but !'leepy After boving a large week·encl n\·er Was hington's Hirthda y, F. K. rlashed home again t hi.o; week-end Although we ha,·cn't mu t"h positive pmof. we ~\15· pect him of Anatching Act!'~ title ns the greate~t woman chaser We are SOtr} that Slugger died We hope that <~hr hasn't flied a• dend 0" Dolly did P2 took a lwnting from Molly ln~t Saturday night r gues~ he will be careful when he next feel" the urge to mnke a wi<:c remark
"her" rnnied off the problem of spend ing ln~t ~aturtlny e\·en ing nt the housf.' in a trulv mMter!ul manner It wno; n.-alh fJuite ~>imple He merelv ~nt Friday nnd Sund:w with her It will take a ~:ood mnnv cups of ten to pul him hnrk o n hi~ feet. "Re,", who hM heen keeping the campu!! !;('Juirn.-ls in condition •inre Chri~tmM. hM become the objert of much speculation tatelv At variou" time~ during thr dav a gold. or perhllP" it'~ bra~~. parllnck nppear'< on hi ~ collar ~o one seem<~ to know where it comr" from or where it goe~ "Rpeed" think!~ he'll 11E'ing two-timerl Murph\· certainly ha~ hi!l trouble" First he's being ~ued for alieno ti on of affections lw Kim (mush. mu~h l Tinr· ber. and now the Indy in fJUe~tion threaten~ a breach of promise action
LAMBDA CBI ALPHA Well. work week is O\'er Tt was fun while it ta.~ted . At least P oker-face Bob Knrakoo«h seemerl t(l think ~o He wM alwnl'" <;milinJ:: Whitcomb ~aid thnt hi~ group would "et a new spcefl rerortl on the hike Sat\1rdav night The1• did alright, when thC\' came in the latl.'<>t thnt any hodr cvrr diet. nfter t·nlling up to -ec if ~omehodv wouldn't come ou~ and get them l.nte as u<unl. Blnir lt mu<t ha,·e been tho~e long leRS that brought Mason Whiting an'l his group in ~~ enrlv The "ophomor~<> nrc n hit gri!>f'fl hccau<e it wa.o; S<l warm la~t night La•t vear it was helow zero lt scf'ms thnt even policemen ha\'e a ~c nse of humor At lcnst one o f them chnn,-:etl a note anfl fhNI up a tricky prat'tia·al joke on the boy!!. Trapp ~ay~ that nigginllf>n talk~ in his !'(et•p ln (Bl'i lliggi Will e\'Cil 1111 swer que.,tionl' Pcrhapot it'" Trapp '~ h'·pnoh c effect or mavhe it was th e spirats talking. \\'1.' forgot to ~pvc Paul Rtone the <"rcdit for producing the well-knn wn cigars two week!! ago. The first sopho more to go. Congra tulation~>, Pout Alwnvs losing snmetbing Thr Merrill Plave~ wit pre<f'nl "Un rle Tnan '!> Cahin" vcrv SO<ln The dre!<~ rehenr,al has aln.-arl}• been held The pnrt uf Simon l.c~rce will he played h' the famous D K Merrill himself. "Tre~" Larrhnr, '32, and Art Di""'· '33, were nt the basketball )Clime Saturday night Roka.:r Mills. l'X ·:11. ~topped in nt the houSC' ~nturrlay for a chnt M r and ~Irs rharle!! Kaoke announce the htrth of a "on, Kenne th Bro<.1kes. Pt•hrunn· 16, 103fl. Charl ie grnduntt•!l in '27. !\I r. and Mr~. R I. t'op~on in furm us of the hirth of a dau~,:hter (~,·a. lyn Lcshe 11 th 22. :\1 r C'opson gradu ated tn '26. Gtlntl:'e 11 ullcr produn~tl n l1irtluluv cake ThtJrsclav I t looks like our II i~;h Alpha '" ltTowinR up Congratulation~ George and also thanks.
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SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
Reading , \In• . that thriving met rnp olas of nineteen ~tre< tot matle famnu<~ 111 the durnc~lit coke nrlvt'rta~emcnt~ rt:coenllv. vcn• grneiou~h lent u~ it~ favoritr ~on, Hill Burpee 31 for the \\eek-end Sick nncl tirc•l or shovding •now nl hom~. Aill fouml •olal·e anrl re· spite in the uplifting atmn<~phNe uf tht• hnu"C during initiuttnn wnk. .\m on~o: o ther liC'<"Omphshmt•nt' or IIOl(' h <h· fcnted our nil ttmt• rhnmpion of the Jlingpong rtlurl~. 1\11\t Jlnwlor ' I ht\' go in for thot atllrt uf thang an a Int.:" a'· dnwn i~ Pattslmrgh sn ht '-UY~ ll~rrangton, a ··~t tlll-t "ith a llll chanu:al turn r1f mmfl , ~urpri"wl u~ ull with a dccidc<ll}' cllncr,•nt m<>tlc ol lran~portation \\'ho '"'uld hnvt thought lhat Ill b1'< agt and \\ith all rc~pnn!;ibililid'l he'd ta ke to ndinl{ o
:'l:t." "halt tl as newq, s .\ E nt. \\ II sen tt'C un thl' atr Flash 1 \\' e wonclcr if anyone has nntie~:cl tht.• ahunrlunce of l.{irl·snatt•hing thnt hns been ~lung on nmung the brothers lntt h ·. Tt ~l:l.'tnS a thnugh tht·rc \\3~ sumt masunrlcr.;tanrlins.: ns to "hum Dnw Hm} tht•'" girl helnngs, she has hecn ~>t.'t'n in tht• t•ompanv of john Power. at one nl tht rcct:nt n l)rm Dam·e~ Retter look nut Dan ht•'8 dangerous. \\',· wonder If llnh Stt·t•h will rl'fll:oli ht ,,,·tum~ at the tom ing dum·!.' .\t the (3 t <laau-e Bvh al·cumpananl ~('hupp nntl h ~:arl fri('nrl and tht·n ~t·hupp n< t•ompanit•d llub ,1nd hi-; girl frknd humt J>n< l w o rk, Eh 1 \\'hat! l'la. h 1 \\'c wonder al lluh Bram·h i~ cnllt•1 t · in~or lll'nnie~. tf lw i•. he ~:ota "ood sta rt
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1 h~;~\\'ntth t•oming dowtl !>tmrs on his hand« and kneel', the on ly troubh: wa!t, he mlll!fl down the Ia t llight ~tech.• try1n1: to imitatl' Rud>· \'alllc. l"uurt wiping ofi hi.; numcr<>Us <-miles un the fl(><lr . . bh· ~luurt: prop<mn~ to f he""'rth \ ickcrv clctnol1Sirlltll1): the :trl 111 fcnri ng ;,•i th ~quire
1 FlaJ;h \\'ha~ wall Ru~s \ tckc ry ·,. gtrl fnenrl ~Y whe n ~he hea~ thut Ru~s is going to take !'quire's girl !ricnd to the formal rlanres' It looks lik~ mort: girl·::;natch· ing to mt> IITGII LIGUTS 01~ " !IELL \\'E~K '' Cu ri on~ Sight.'l Squire pushing pennies nruund tht• fireplace with his no<e
'hnuld rend n few hllnks 1111 ''Bnlnnce" \l,.ng tht: amt• lint· "T.,,.t<" ,houtl! either he J:i\en ;t cah:n,lcr ,,, he w1u k rum what '' wung on nr a r.lk< to !Itt rul nf the t•uh·wcbs that ltrc t•logging hi~ hra.in \ nrl nuw we kno\\ ull aU..>tll th c· t e ur1c1 ou r If t t · J (' "'\~~PC<' :l Will n ( lt~\\' mg match w~ u u ~ o ~:o u on~! u 1 e n t" how(. in1: aile', anrl ~ign up some ¥00<1 material. r want to "'l'eak tu Ball. the smallest S.;onanr" wns tht• response t11 nur hello nnr t lw tdcphune the nther tla' ,\fter a ll'\\ mamnc-. nuwcrsmg at wa s fnund that th11 rlcnr garl hnrl fnllen for !lilt's n>in• li e mus t he nnnthcr Bing Crns. hy P~.:rhaps he sings tn her u\·c r the tde phone .\ft<:r numerou~ attempt~ to gut rad of th l' ~nirl dnmst'l hy telling her her heart thrnh waR in BIJst on we had ht t'\~:r ou r m nnections to lea\'e her With the dreams nr the 'mallest Stonior
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Dick Court cnpturNI the leucltng role in the :\ln~que. .\t lus t our great henrt· throb io; to have has t·hanc~: tll thrill all of h" female admirers at the -.nmc time Lotl' o f luck Dick \\'onrle r.ng further, we wnulrl like tu know what all the fair ''oung clamscJ, are do mg •inr<' the tn .• t 0 1 the kc, at g(m Park. was humeri up h v that rla sh ing young ~ka tc r. ~quire .
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PBI SIGMA KAPPA
Paul Rt·\'nnlris, '30, tlmpperl 111 o\'er the weekc url fu r a visit. The lates t near rata~lruphc m-rurrcd last ~:ttunla" at the lm~ke tball game when one-half o( T nm ancl J err)' got :<e paratcd frc11n lhc nther half. I lnw· ever. the mi,sing hnH wus found hdorc the lo!>t ami inu nd t'ulumn wn.~ hruught into the ca~e 'Twill ho n !on~: timl•, we think, ht.'furc the R () P. seeks o ut the Pole a s an interme,hnn· in tindang dates That last u ne \\a- n't CJUite Slll tnhlc til ht~ taste. ,\ g ranrl free-fo r ull , 110 w tight rJe. vrluperl ~uturcla'' oftl'rnonn 111 the rear of the bouSt', re!<ulting in the men u:lwppc~· kitt·lwn gcllin,:: flooded two win U MA in St. Directly o•er Staaioe A rluws !)Cut~: hroken nnd Bord~n n••·ci' · GOOD CUTTI NG ing a cut un the arm hv the fl vinK ~:Ia~~ NO LONG WAITS It is general opmaun that \'a n l.~:eki SIX BARBEllS
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Knives of Flame Oxy-Acetylene Machine Cutting and F lume Machining Lower the Cost of li'abrication. Dy H .
u LDIER• elinf; of steel places tO tbe cutting of intrtcatc patterns. Most of the machanes tan cut verucally and horazonmlly. Some c.1n he adjusted m cut circles without the usc of p.tttcrns. Others cut be'els, ~:ou~:e grooves, 3Jld shape complu;.Hed destgns. hOJU~
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UK E CUTT I NG C ll F;ESE the •llt'l' t y lc tw c ullin g hl nwpif'O flt,nttoliJ!IH'i! U 52·10U CU8L irtl n roc.k .-rn•ltt·r buwl.
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Machines fur guidin~ and moving the o>.y-acetylene cuutng blowpipe :autnmnic.ally are the muse im portant of the recent dt.:velopmcms in man 's harnessmg of f111me for prtxlucthe purpc'lscs. Lil.e rihbons of fire, muln· pie names of oxygen m1xed with ncetylene surround a jet of pure oxygen to cue sreel, cast iron and 01 her ferrous meuls into intrtcate patrcrns quickly and easi ly with renurl.;ablesavings incoscsovero ld tncthoJs. J\cw Meth ods of Produclion Sance 190~. oxy-acety lene c:uuing by hand has been widely used in demolition nnd maintennncc work . Durtng rh e l.1st severo~! years, th~: elfcui vcness of oxy- acety lcne curt ing ns n. means o f pnxlucuon Ius t-een rnwcd and tremendously multiplieJ by ~he d<:vc lopt~lcut of •.n nduncs .for varaous rcpctntvc cuUIIl)t r~JUire menu. The oper~ ting liciJs of these madunes runge from the sunple bev-
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The econumic.d CClntinuous or intermittent producuon of identica l regul.1r ur irregular shapes from rolled o r for~;~ed steel is an outs tanding accomplashmcnc of present d.a y oxyllcetylc:ne curring m;~clunes. With remark.1hle case they fo ll ow templers Clf the desired form for the pieces to be cur. So accumte nre rhe results that fnr m.any purposes the cue pit.'Ces can he u~J '~ithout machtn•ng or further finishing. Only by lool.iog close a r the smomh sides of the cut can an experienced eye tell the difference from a mechanu:.tl cut.
II\ n \\ide Vnricty of Pie-ces Some of the ditTcrcnc pieces of equipment fabricar ..'l.l from oxy ·acetylene sh:ape-cut steel include: press fr:amcs of rolled sree l n:qumng high srrength and resiSt.l ncc to shock, gc:1 r blanks, cams in ni l types o f i ntricate dcs tgns, fo rnun.11 d1es which need l utlc fimslung before usc, and llywht>ds oftto 01cr n foot rhu:l . I n every c.1se tbc shape-cut parts rcmin the wc.l[ inherent strength and roughn~:ss of the rullt.-d or forged steel from "hich the) arc made.
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At·etylc u c Cu Lti n ~ . No grl'Jt invesunc:nt in mach inery tS needed for oxy-acetylene cutting.
J:O L\\I F.-C:UT P A HTS - are wl'lo led into uMsemL iio•M like tlti~ yoke for u 25,000 K VA Water Wlw<'.l G-em•ru lor. Pattern cosr is reduced
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:1.\'oidtd. In mo~r cases the m.:~ c hine cue sh:I(X>s can he beveled easily by oxy·ncecylcne enning ~nd quick ly m:lde ready fur :usembly hy welding, thus further reducing the cost of the fin 1sheJequapmeotand malanga more so~.lableanda more serviceable produce. l\tnc hiucti
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Machines of all sons for various types of oxy-acerylene cuning and name m.lchininiJ have been developed by The Linde A1r Products u>mpany, a Umr of Union C.ubide and Carbon Corpnrntion. Assistance and informn rlun as co how oxy-acety lenc cutting c.an be economically fitred into your producuun operarions can be obc.dned '' ithout obltgarion th rough Linde &des Oflit;cs nt Aclnnra, .Baldmore, Dirmin~hilm, Do5wn, Dulf11lo, Butte, Chitni!O, Clevel.and, Dallas, Denver, Dc1 ro1t, E1 Pasu, Housron, lndianapolts, k.anus City, Los Angeles, Memphis, Milwnul.ec, Minneapolis, New Orleans, New York, Philatlel phi.a, Phoenix •. Pi~tshurgh, Portland, Ore. , St. Louts, S.1lt Lake Caty. Sao Frlncisco, Seacrle, SpokJne. nnd Tulsa. Everything fur ux)•-acery lcne welding and cutting includintt Ltnde Oxyqen, Prcsc-0 Lue Acen lene, Union rhide and OxMid App:tratus and Suppltes 15 available from Linde through produdng r.lnncs and w.trehousc stocks in all ndus· trial ccorers.
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Wilh Euginccrlng Cclopt•rnl ion Users of oxy-acetylene weldinji: ,nd cumng, :and ocher products and rrocesses devell'reJ by Un1rs o f Union C.uhide anJ Cnrbon Corpor.H ion henef1t fro m a most unique coordinJtion of scienufic research "ich mlnu· factunn~-:, sales and service f.lcilities These combined resourct'S of a vJSt oq~nni7d'ltion assure a full measure o f samfacrory perforDlllnce.
rl'\ I~ O R \ \Il l 1.10 Hum ... t'ul pMI~ can lw proout'etl I'll, ily and rlwu 1'.1) b) 'l') ··lt't'l ~ len•• mul'htu•• I'll I t!n~. Tlw-o• clippo·r flltll h hlan ktl uro ul1ke 118 two JWUS 111 u t>Otl. I'ru C~PI'Il~lvo• lntllerna vr dies Urtl rcl(u ircd.
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March 6, 1935
THE GENTLE ART OF EATING SPAGHETTI lla,·•· you ever
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nc<> .uttl the vi talncs~ ut the lllu>l p•·r· plexiiiJ: prohlcrn that <ltmfronts t ht• world 11xlay. that of t'Oil\ ing <pa~ttllr from the plate t o the m••uth' l l.tve \ 't.IU ever n:ah.:cd hoi\ man y pcup!, hn\'<' t.ccn u'trncizefl from ~ocic ty, hv11 mnu v happv fnmiliell hnvc been broken up. ami how many young t'fluplcs liaw l~n l'Strnngcd w holly as a ri!sult ul thr' prohlcm 1 Thin!; fur a mnmt: rH ut the l'll untlc:;s table do th<. 1\UJ)\.ms, \'lSl~, con t s, ll\'C n ing J:OII ns, lnps (IIIII oth<r thing' whirh IH\\ e loom< 1he IJurdt·n of t hrs Ml~e lu cinlrza tro11
It i~< wrl h n \'iew ol lw lpmg t ht• man of tor n nrmw thn t ho m n} med thi, proltll• m full v nm1ed to t·<~ pe w ith it, that I pre pare this rn-.truc tivc 1111lllll· grnph n...ar wit h me, thln anti prulil tw the l''l. p~ric nce~ of one who has rom e, one who has seen, and on e who has too often been t'nnqucred b y till' enem v, b ut wbo ha~ ohtatned ar non.: his wande rings abou t forma l n n•l 111 lormnl d on11c r s, rcs tnu rnnts. camp' unci
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hn·,u lt• , nHan v \ ,lhwhk arlea' \\" h~·. u1w 1inw in t' hiltl " Rt·' t aur.mt in It u n~:ht ltt. wdl 1rt lO del111 t' 1 .r llt•ton Ltut wait' Tl~;tl is .1 s lun ui lh• ' c "hv h.l\ c I e( ll ~ f<•rtunate a s to mt>hap , I a m t o • h ••·u s~ p•t\cntl n ,I\ o ld 1his c \·il fru il, t he m c:1ning of Let u~ rt turn to 1111 • t.u:hi' lll .uul n v· the w11rd ~l'·•~o:hdli, unrl tlw nalltrt.' ol Jlf•"-1< h 11 tra m , H'f\ .ltt!:lt th•• ~ull,t an•·t• 11hid1 it l't n'igns The ,\ s!,• tlfh: r 'hnlt rtlll' tllrnugh tht• tollll\\ing 1 fn•m \\ l'l>slt'r. th:n t' lllltllllt Ctllttr ot tla ntt l<l(' p.tr.l l!t l tu till .mri h i~o:hh f<"l'" ted .•uthori h un "''' ~· , \ }!.... tl ma1 l ~ I• 111: c•r ~hort . I I th If nt<.llllllJ.: ' It I' I IH t lurt, llllollltt• Ill ltllJ.:I h \ \',
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mneo.roru hna k'.t ·r•~'lli l. 11 ! l tn l mal'I'IH"run i, m nt't'Urt n li. p i I 1 ,\ pns lt•, t•hil'fi\' nf wlumt flou r l!ri1•tl I t 1•.- u '• -..11 ,.1 , 111 1·,, lt•ll<l•·r lUI"" ~ , art11·h 1•1 f<JNI 1, 11.. 11 ·-••' ..11 ·_> lrl "' ' " '" the Jo..tl l'llltllf\' llll( 1,j 1\ l'lil" o( vnttn)l men 1111,.1.11111: lnrt'i)ln \\:11'" h .\ h•p L;: t i t ht> tkarh un<krstoud thn t am •ll-alrn~: \\llh tht fir, ! \';l rit t l that U't·tl , a s \\\ lt-icr pu t 11, a.' nn .trtu It of fnud Th~ mo st 111 tin lt.' hns ~ n w lliJit'd th n~•· <lark dav' " he n fir, t J 1\' IH suh jl't•lt·<l tn till' h .. rru~ nl t hi' varie l\' uf fuutl. lull I 1111 rd nin t ht• n virl ('('111t'rou,nt"' of mnm· ~nmunt•• rs With the t• rw m v
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:>ha ll n• lw tlt-al 11i1h t ht '"lu1u•n "' tlw 1111111\ intril'ah• prulth·m' 11rt cnh'rl h1· tha' lllll•wtnt h.,kanL: 1ul•\:
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T lti• rnrnpldc!! m y li ~ ~ of legitimate lit<! tht• fLtllHIIIIII~ I liltS 111:1\' ,aJsu lte uuli7etl 1{,.,, nmt n•lt rl tn h,askt•tltall :u u l st·mi-lcgn imute procedures in solv in.: th ... pro lllcm . Ano ther remains, the I <.I ll,.(' t'a m phr~ ~[cthncl , whil·h is held in such utter rontcrnpt hy S<X'ie t y thM 1 hardly Method m . da re m entio n 1l H ret•t•i~rs this name llt''l.ll'nt\lsh tr.lp <llll end ui ,, ' t rill): bet'nll ~e ot is o nly in the great out.-o(· lllt<H<n lht.' h r-t anti "''"n•l li nt ''' cluurs. 11 hen• the cloak of civilitation th~ hlrk, \H,tJ • o~r l ilt\\ in• tlw rcrnair '' < t'< t n' idc and man reverts to the •lt-r ttl th< ~trill~ .tloou t t ht· lurk, nml methods of tl savage, that this method prun·t·< I us J1 1 11 u.tl is t•mployed . Method IV• (.lm·cr it is. indeed. that this most \h·rtlv II'~ " " ' ol tilt' u t hl'l artidcs p r;u trdc of nil methods should be u sed ••I l,thlt• h;tr<h<olf<' tu ai•l tl1u 1\ hully in ~m·h an atmn~phere, for it is based ut;lllttJ tt .tlt• 1ork nn n h\\1 o f natural phenomena. •rt h i~ nw lhtttl rntr..clut•t•d h v an A~ most of you are nwnrc, when l~aq, rn f riend ul 1111111: '' ' , , varintion )Jfl''sllrt' is n:knscd from on object, ,,( t h•• llr1t 11tal dw J' t 11·k mtthod lh• atmu,phtric prc«sur<' behind iL tends 1 1 1\ · \Ill 1I J.:fl'ill S\ll'll'-' 1lU I l'lll )l U\l< sn1n uu t hurrtll'S l fu\1 11 u p<>n it, rl 1·an tn Ioree it to occup\' the vacnted area. \lt•th ncl X is fmtndt!d entirely upon this 111 >1 ht l'la l'sed wllh the u tht r' I prtnl'iJ1IC . Method V.
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You like me best because I am so mellow, rich, flavorful. She chooses me in preference to other cigarettes for another reason; because I am so mild and easy on her throat. Dut you both prefer me because I am made exclusively from fragrant, expensive center leaves. That's why I 'm milder. That's \\ hy I taste better. N o top leaves, unripe and stin ging; no bottom leaves, coarse and sandy, are permitted to destroy m y uniform mildness and good taste. l 'm your best friend. I am your Lucky Strike.
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Method X . The .,'llhicl't Jlron•t·d" \Jy de Rating the hiiiJ:' 1•lnt'ing the 'tring firmly between thl· ltps, nncl inhaling cently. Tbe re· ;.ults of lhis system Are nrna1.ing, 1 can ns~ure you . Tht• string fnlrly gushes mtu t he mou th, and much time, enel'l)', H'nndudt'd "'' page 6, Col. J)
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FRESHMAN STRENGTH TEST I l wa!- team-of four, and the East· -:tupper I low, then, to play the band? \\'est team at this lnllle was being 1 he heart fine~<.~e was hopule~s. but it Th~ Pr«!shmen class strength test licked to n r,m.thw·wc.:ll Then th!' was I"Js~ible that the king was n hand \"amc ;dung cl<mbleto n. The ~pnde lead was taken brought out some astounding results. \\'cs~ has c\'t'r\ rcasun lll IJclic,·e that Ill dummy and t.h e deuc:e of hl!nrts led The das:. :a\'erage went up about 1391 stx n<1 tntmp wn ' t make un thi-; hand. Enst played the three, rleclarer the This shows that Chef Clark's oft-praise~
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You know I like that cigarette .•• I like the way it tastes ... there's plenty of taste there. Chesterfield is mild, not strong ••. and that' s another thing I lile in a cigarette. What' s more, They Satisfy . . • and that' s what I like a c1garette to do. I get a lot of pleasure out of Chesterfield ... you know I !t'ke that cigarette.
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